Reading and the Brain: Unlocking the Sensory Foundations of Reading and Dyslexia – Rhythm and Movement

Reading is often viewed as a visual skill, yet this article reveals a deeper truth. Rhythm and movement help the brain organize language, timing, and comprehension.

This second article explores how rhythm supports reading across the lifespan, including adults. It also shares how Ellie, a 40-year-old learner, used The Listening Program® to strengthen fluency, confidence, and comprehension.

You’ll discover how timing influences fluency, why comprehension can break down despite decoding skills, and how The Listening Program supports readers of all ages.

Read the full article here.
Reading and the Brain Article #2